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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Day would have been a type of beauty
beside the average tramp guest On all
sides the company were greeted with pla-
cards such as. Keep your feet off the fur
niture: Hands of the statuary." and
others Of similar nature About IL
O'Clock the following gorgeous, elaborate
and inviting repast was served:
MESl:
Brown Bread Water
Pork and Beans.
Cheese. Mustard. Hot Tamalies.,
Coffee
Horseradish. Wienerwurst.
After the guests had partaken they re-
summed the festivities and protracted them
until late hour, making the
very atmosphere light with en-
joyment The toilettes were all so
undescribably striking that to attempt a
description borders on the impossibilities.
But the main part, that is, that the eve
ming proved Mr. and Mrs. Will Hull to be
a most royal host and hostess, by the I'M
told amount OF pleasure INDUCED in by
their. guests, and by the profuse shower of
thanks from the company to them for the
pleasure of such an evening The guests
were: Miss Artie Earl, Laura Woodcock
Tella Tusch. Kate Murdock, Maud Stfu-
bic Sadie York, Mrs. Smith Mrs Craw-
fords. Mrs. Gilien, and Messrs B. B. Hull,
A L. Crawford. j. Gillen, VIII Hart, NJ
NJ. Gault, Harry Lyle, Chas. Holten, l.
Hettinger.
Mrs Maeti Hellar gave a very pleas
ant reception to few friends one evening
last week
last Monday evening to number of
her friends Miss Kate Rediield. in antici-
patton Of leaving for the territory after
the holidays, gave a party.
"A number of friends gave Miss Vesta
Hobbs 4 surprise party one evening last
week
THE surprise party given to Mr. and
Mrs. W l.. McBee last evening was a very
enjoyable affair.
Tie dinner given to II. II. Parker last
Sunday afternoon at Gandolfo's cafe is re-
ported to have been very elaborate.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
SAINT PAJL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
OH IA II.

Such i the name Of the new church
just organized and located At the corner II
Waco ave aud Thirteenth street. The
trustees Geo ". Clement. Sr. G. l.
Davidson, Hemp K fuller y. r Harmon
and :. II Reed have applied for a charter
The people Of this denomination living ia
the north part Of the city have long felt
the need 81 a house Of worship near their
homes and ROW propose 70 erect IN the
near future. church building. second in
architecture and beauty 10 none Ia the
city. Through the liberalify - the First
N + church. a chapel has been provided
for present use. but at the rate this has
lsseu filling up the past few weeks il viii
not much longer bold the congregation
This people has been peculiarly fortunate
in securing a. pastor, the Rev r A Hoyt
Of the illinois conference lie i gentle
man Of education. culture and refinement.
a strong and eloquent speaker. and fuiIy
absorbed in the work to be done All il
sympathy with this proj=cs. living IN the
north part d the city should hasten -
the support IF the good work
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
HOW SHE SPREADS.
Forty Thousand People GA the Ground ana
Forty Thousand More Coming.

Forty Thousand More Corinr
---
u any among the Luh'.feun OF strangers
no" "'"A NlNi'ifl- ''i'N en- = amer nouns oi
CITY, ABOUT, Snou1u lalI o. S't'lal'c'ioh
touching 'he ei'l magnitude ana lmPor-
'aiiCe' ieI 'Aeih 'sN,ti,1 TO the .o"e. on me
Iool Oh tle SiA sorry oaFeH 'r3ha ho5ei.
from ,i'''t ols' d'i"H 'i-e5 Ntii hsA'id
scene " nose ehNltbi!AeHtS are NlNlult SUI
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

The following donations have fseea naasss
To he Catholic fair. 4. GlGek. tnse-gsei-a
i--aufIul wax doll. Mr. lleTfnes zrEEzs4s
thanks
McCog4lb Bros. handsome lap rssse.
Vail s. Co. silver frat basket II 4
Roberts pair Shoes AiTs Neketzle and
Mrs 6reileaste.n FetaFn thanks 1or these
gifts.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
SINGER HEADQUARTERS.

\ general agent of the Singer Sewing
Machine company arrived here the past
week for the purpose of establishing a
house as the headquarters or general
agency for Kansas ANA the southwest. This
following the houses lately established
here 10y dre-proof safe and musical instru-
ment companies and the general offices
opened by fast freight lines are metro
i,o3itan pointers too prominent to need
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Az ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon a workman engaged
upon thc 09iSwicR block met with quite
"a serious accident. He was on lower
wall of the court when another laborer on
the main wall Immediately above him.
dropped his hammer. 1t fell striking him
on the top Of the head and knocking him
sen>c!c~s. The unfortunate man WAS car
l9ed in1o "a harbe~ shop in the GandoIfo
building, and the wound dressed
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
ORR pISrINGuIsHED GUESTS.

The versatile Rose NJ Field of the Kan
sas City Times, and Topeka'S brilliant
lawyer. Chas. 4. GleeG. Nicbita's dis
tan-uished visitors of Yesterday. departed
after STAYING but single night and day
Both were sorry that they could not Jarry
three or four days in the magical mascot.
especially 50, after having been touched
with the spirit OF oar I'll. bat a previous
engagement rendered q longer stay i'm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
TIRE WAY THEY COME.

1t having been settled that Wichita is to
be the great manufacturing city OF Kan
saS. because Of her commercial supremacy
and her consequent distributing facilities
manufacturers from every direction. ana
representing almost every CONCEIVABLE
line, are pouring in upon Us with their
representatives ana propositions The
number of these within the past week az
simply astonishing. This morning thtr-
are in ctr cit the representatives Of four
big manufacturers. all seeking To pug
plants in al Wichita Two OF these inter
e>fS viii meet the directory OF the board of
rssde tomorrow Two others. one ot
hesn he most extensive plant Of the kim
IN the state OF Ohio. are doing their OWE
figuring. Ma nam ever sees Wichita for q
day and doubt, her destiny a Il great eli
As seeing i believing: ali We have 10 10 j.
to invite men 70 come and lock.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
UNITY Cur.

The Unitarian society has made
arrangements 40 organic a Unity club tor
the purpose OF promoting acquaintance
with the hest literature Tt has been de
cided .o begin Wi.h the ten best novels.
TO assist the club i'm making ont lis list a
number ot the leading literary people in
Wichita have been asked To give the names
OF what they consider the ten best novels.
and their reasons for the choice.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

D i. Coicori, resident engineer of the
southw stern division Of IA. C. X & n.
~as in the city last night at the Nanbat-
taa lle said that today track laying on
that read would be commenced in Ford
county and pushed rapidly through 10
Mead Centre and No Mans Land. The
grading for the whole distance is com
pieted and track VIII be laid at the rate of
two miles e. oay
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
RRiEu.

December l4;h by Rev. w F. Harp~r. Al
hjs resisieuce, $40 Y EmPoria ayenae- Mr.
/. + REYNOLDS and Miss Minnie Drscr
oota Of this e.sy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

One OF the many attractive show win
dowe Of the city is that of Locke < Fin
dei-s shoe parlor The center figure rep
reseuts Santa Claus astride calf dfstrib-
UiinS among his young friends presents.
The decoration is in evergreen, bunting
and flowers and liberal display OF fine
goods
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
personal.

J. Frank Craig, of Vevay, Ind, is in the
CITY
II. B. Steck was in from Hazleton, yes
terday.
f. II. Hills was over from Augusta yes
terday
r. N. Wright was in from Dodge City
yesterday.
W. c. Melville, of St. Louis, is at the
Manhattan.
Herbert Sheldon, mayor Of Ottawa, was
III the city yesterday.
W. B. Smith returned Saturday morning
from visit 70 Illinois
JUDGE Wall. of the district court is back
from his trip to Washington d. c.
J. b Bourgett has resumed his position
as bookkeeper for johnson & Sons meat
market.
j. 3. Wentworth, tine well known repre-
sentative OF Henderson d Bird, New York,
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. .dorgan, OF ,Johnstown Pa. arrived
in the city yesterday with the intention of
locating n the practice OF his profession
". II. Martin, Texas: A. j. Bentley.
kiowa. and r. J.. Parker. Clearwater
were among yesterday arrivals at Hotel
Gandolfo
Mrs. !. C. NTaCaddon Feft Thursday
evening for her home in salt Lake. after
delightful visit OF two months with her
sister and mother.
Very Rev. NJ + Casey left last night for
kjrgmau where be viii hold services to-
day. lie ill remain there short time to
attend 10 business matters.
Frank \ Caps, editor of the Scott
County Herald. was in the city Yesterday
Hui paid the EAGLE pleasant call Frank
came in to meet Emma Abbott more par
tlcularly, she being an old time family
friend.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

A beautiful and artist" winter scene
was exhibited iu the show window of innes
= Ross White House last evening.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Our magnificent show windows are mar
wells Of beauty and a display Of skill, being
filled with a most elegant display Of Christ
mas novelties
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

q. A. Christ. of Grand Rapids. made a
business trlp 10 this city yesterday.
J. b. shegidan & Co. have opened their
new stock Of hats. caps aud gents furnish =
ing goods at - Wessegn.aye.
There will be meeting OF the Business
Mems Association in the City Hall al !
clock next Tuesday evening.
- DR.. q. b. Adams and family have re-
moved from Sac City, Iowa, 10 this city.
They will reside on Auskegon-ave.
Prof 7. IA. Grover ill exhibit the origi-
nal Brady war views at the Opera House TO-
morrow. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Hill Leonard and Jack Hickey registered
their names et the Police Station Yesterday
and they will remain there over Sunday tc
sober up.
The funeral Of Robert Banby. who died
on Friday. will take place from tie resi-
dencs, i55 Divlslon-st. at o'clock thi'
afternoon.
The mills owned by Ryerson, Hill & Co.,
which were shut down on account OF tbs
death OF Martin Ryerson were started again
yesterday mOrning.
". II. Pierce, while crossing the lake
Yesterday morning on a raft OF logs tell
into the water aud was nearly drowned
when assistsncs reached him.
The social hop given by the New Frs
Society a. Armory Hall. friday evening
was largely attended. and they Will giy'
another next Saturday evening.
Sheriff Nelson and A. W. Miller eacl
offer SD reward for the arrest and evidence
10 convict the thief who broke into Miller
Laundry on Thursday night, and recover,
Of the stolen property.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Es1E S4&F- aar~E ANn Laf. l.o4 ssksss ~
4 sset 81 sas az ~ 49, tss hsi.ses.
hat1 aNa asN N&4gr kss aHa eeees esss,set .tasia
Gee ti<.a - 80. EEaeeas
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

REFcsA sc10oL SENTENCES.
-Hsfarn @eneols srs i8tsnss>a t.r .isst-
elass gr.a1As. s.14estsozaI bssl 80 fcr
gossnx s.fsad@xA Bas fhss sre pz.seas
hacAass Tbs eeasietsd juveniles srs H1-
2r.aoned tasEs aa1 ars saelsos b Frssoa
eonirol
AlloNinx Eaat tasee iaatstaslons afs 81
uxAf aaa "a aeeoraaaas ~ith FUole
yslsey. sasy asysstnslsss b0fsisr upoH
dsszsreas and sacred gsoaa'L iAey
scateh shildfsn from parsntai sfAs--in-
sals ths saseslty Of TIE hoassAoid' snd
fsr al o1enss sbisa. psrDesrassd . =
fsl grown man. soa.d b punished y >
s1sall aas o. a is3 dsys inpfisoam@os,
saeh csisz fss sstsat u tie p.aaltyl, :
tra@nt 10y Of Essl Ray Dc deprived q
liberty Tor several yesrs-for ioageE
tsruss taaa mardsrsfs o,iso ssi, alihonzh
tie p1nishnsut = easier and - oo.sct
10 irsfsrBai s1d a. Fixhs % us sbstEsc'
Saoa !ssdicial pFoessdings involve th-
heasssst q spoEsibilillss. 'ana ios CO..
duet oi these quasi prisoos must De !
saixhty engine TOR evil or good
Il has even been Questioned whsshsi
tbis whole ststuts. 80 10 transportation
2ni prolonged connnsnsnt Of minors Il
eonstitatlonal As . rule punishEasnt'
must % uniform f0r the same ofsnss
/ and n0t excessive. Hence. 70 super
neal yisr. whsa al old reprobats a
hnsd dollar and yoathful 0ns sent al
for thrss Or ten years FOR tue same of
Isnse-sssn though the good OF both b
a4msi at--a glaring rarslsiity and out
rsgs seem % hsys been perpstrstsd
Such laws, Il held good must De eau
| tionsy administered. and they mus
sooner or later De taslly passsd upon b.
the highest Judicial tribunal
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Ask any one who has used DR.. Pierce' $
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets a. 20 their
merits. They will tell you that pimples.
hlotches and sruptions disappear: that con-
.tipaton-lhat breeder OF disordsrs-is re-
lieved: that the appetite j. restored; that
the whole system - renovated and re.n-
lated beyond any conception by these little
wonder-workers. Being purely vegetable,
thev are perfectlys harmless: being COM
posed of concentrated. active ingredients,
they ara powerful. Purge and purify the
system, and disesse will De unknown. OF
al druggists
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Uuised States District Attorney nsxfEn
n. IcCxw0op. % Buffalo. vho has TIE
distinguished houoro having nomin sted
F-usi.fent CfssEf for everv eisctiTs
otFca hs sver held, says the Derno-
-rss. n the Northwestern portion of Nsw
vo-k ara sanx1iue cf suecess. rhav
havs haard % the GsoRaz movement IN
Nv Vera CITY. ont they IN rot 'aar -
49, on The Derncrrstie Vote. Thev also
knnv from cbssrvst0n that re Prshil,i-
,;cr.sfs haze ian rsrY seliFe ani that
tha~ ~tii this Fsil poii larger vote tam
- h.s,-a. We srsI Sc IA Novsmb@r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

For ChicsgO-Propeller Thos. r. Scott
10000 lumber. schooners-kate Lyons
$4,000 lumber; Walter Smith, 250,0oC
latb.
For ailwsukee-SchOoners-Quickstep
3s0. .0OO lumber. Magdalene. 55 cords slabs
Tosal-Lamber. $4,000 feet; lath, 80, 600
SLABS. IS cords.
Total shipments for the week ending YES
ierday. Lumber. 10. 43i 900. shingles, 800,
COO lath, 3,O40. OO0 slabs, 10 cords
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Cows. the Chicago Nslrs correspon-
dent. who has been logging JAHxs q.
PfAlSr ia Europe snd bribinx soschmsr,
pcrtars and servants 10 ssli him soma
thing mean 10 say shout him. sends 70
hrs pspsr. A. his attest sfusicn. The state-
msns that TIAtVs has declared that BE
has no idea ef SLOWING his name 10 be
used a. q candidate for The Presidency.
We shsll have 10 hssr it from beiser su-
fhcr,tT tef0rs xa haiisva it
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Il IS 90 wonder that European nations
hsvs an unHattsring opinion of America
vhen they know that socialists, ansrch-
lets snd MorTnons are allowed 70 land on
our shores BY The steamship load, II they
eboosa We would not think very favor
ably Of country which would receive
with cpsn arms All the 0F-scourins CT
our land Lets limit emigration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Ths Grssnback- Labor COMMITTEES OF
New York gives rather amusing reason
fcr changing the date o. the State Con
vention cf that party. The reason as
sixasd is that shs Democrats had called
their convention AZ ths same time and
nssr tie ssms plscs. IA ths hope OF gath
ring Inspiration from the Grssnback
neetlnx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

TIE Nsrqnetia HiaieF J7uraal rae
~ sympaihy vita the cism0r to have
SAw RAEnsfr kicked ont n its party. II
Says "To kick ksxntn out ~ tte
Democratic party would hs 20 kicE hin
into . party tast is Quite strong enough
without hin 90 cause the Democrats
soras snxiety. There ara s0me Demo
crass fhat tha party couid RI itsslf q
win pro6t. 6ut ths stn-.iy Fsupsylvsuisu
~hona tile frae frsiars iessst 80 cordially
is net one ~ then
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

The annual t0Nn sisctioGs IN Connect
eus occar October 5 Iuey viii be
watched a. sfsav ter Tia Presidential
g. ssst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

The recent developments in the No
GLrSS case havs placed Cardinal GIB-
BOWS IN an unfsvorsb.s hight II It "a
srus that be supprssssd tne reverend
fathers defense sad allowed bin 10 bs
dismissed from the priesthood without q
hssring. tie Cardinal viii lind few
among those Who ike 90 see fair play to
uphold him in his courss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Tie rois,lo BtIfs has 0sxua ths use
Of natural ga la Is mechanical - vel
a. - ct lorial Impairment
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

CRED NJ, Bg 81 ~ tND CALL Al IHf IUt
+ k.sh seth 10 - n isy morning, iith nj.
we arc al rsflt g. 30 there. snc be psftf
woud nol Dc CO upiete without you. .. ". 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
THESE COLUMNS ARE DEVOTED TO
WANT ! ADVERTISEMENTS.

This paper IS only recognized medium for Wants In
Miehgan. outside Of Detroit
these columns cheaper than any
other paper Figure them out IN the table below
these columns daily Try 'sd
here and will be convinced OF this.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Perhaps aIl9samaz iafsods 70 90 -
C4kLlsLs doss. La them % thesf bsst
sstn tls il.lctnsn1 aad tsks Ais chances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Ihore sno mis- their paper through careless
nfs- of ne Carriers wlll paesse leiephons or DO
tiy ,ae sgcns e. 81 Nes.cgu. ave. In % doing
laey sil save themselves ana the paper sonsii.
ers1le tfouole
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

HxSa7 CLkws. ths New York banker.
does not believe IN forcing legal hoi-
days on tie people. lie goes on tho
thsorY that j, any nRn wants holiday
lss him take It without hayinz It lsgis-
lated on 10 hirr whether be wants is or
nct The trouble vith Mr.. CLxws' plan
Is that TIE workinsnsn can't take his
holiday WHEN ks wants it.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Ms. eGsvEfASD hss become wissr since
he VA made President. lie didn't be-
hsys IN second tsrns thea, nov be does.
IN csrtaln instances Second terms are
al riEht 4 The right men have them
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

BkaaE saFs FoW0zs vi not re-
sxa. Il would - gnforta84ts for the
Knights r hs should
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Ths Pbi.a1slphla Tines has IL IN
kind cut iec Wsl-kn0Tu New Yorker.
a. gasp or two mors aad the y. B. AiLt
tosn vili gasp ~ mors uatil -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Nsw York . already preparing for an
exposition IN 1892. the tour hundFsdsh
snniversary of the discovery OF America
by ColUusC5. II the funds come in as
fast a. they do fog the GRASr monument
the schsms should have been started by
CoLUsECs himself
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

fs ia for ths interest of every citizen Of
0sand Eapa.s 20 hal2 make ths eoniaz
Wee, Michigan Fan success. Iismsn-
Der ihaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

OrrtvA. H.. SEPT io.-Ihe Suprems
Court net this morning No references was
made 70 80 Anarchist cases
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

The New York Erening Post thinks
that Il lhs saturday hali-hoiidsy law
we're put 10 popaiAr ballot IN New York
today il wonld disappear under prac-
ti1aily unanimous vote. The Post Is
ovsr sanguins. Holidays once made are
not 50 easily eliminated
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

CrrvxtASD. Sept. io.-Tbs works Of the
Ohio shear Co. Elyris. burned last night.
Loss, SO. coo. Insurance small.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Oaice. & western Avenue. Ths Islzs sAa-
HkEALD delivered eyeEy uiornisg a. oeiocs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

The weekly tTaGs reports FOR the past
wsek ara pleasant reading matter. They
tell o. an improvement IN legitimate
busiDess, larger ssiss, larger production
and = more wholssous feeling amoag
business men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

ONE or THE FINEST EiGHTY ACRFs FARHs
" Only - miles lUm the iity has mt been
or in parcels. D. Pro,in's, opposite sweets
Hotel. ioYetts block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Hear the great topical song Il Like It. the Lone Fish
errnanr see The Whales The Dancing Heifer.
the Funny Dutch Captain. The Funny Irish Police
man The Grand Amazon March. see The Beautlfu
Diamond Fields. see The Lovely Costumes
Our Prices-Parquee and Parquette Circle 55c. Dress
Circle reserved Toe Dress Circle not reserved 5oc balcony
25c; gallery, l5c. Seats ready at box Office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
boarding.

CooD ROOM AxD BoAEo cAy BE sECrsED
" ~ - r~1ESl M
7rcoTN H0r<E n sPRTSg 81 BFsT A a
/ 4 90 rcn.s - Htra rsn- FEer ient s-7sr1 s1s5
farse rnFF1 o. - re- ~rek- ca c9f - - sIn4 2
r~s raae erfet fs0-nc rfwr f-te1 70
rear Monroe thf sn'ess . rr isss - =
nffrfs e. .-et - af6 ffeFt91s Per .rs - st,sr
fSrr ef~eB - tae eons- s~1 wsnts ~ f7s-eie-.s
sre f.e s-isrs3s - ssidzcS vfo cpras ~ vsst -
rfr-rsr A ss~sr r-serfct-r
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

yhs nsas Der Of ifnes say sdssrfsse 80
e1n % soaDa by atsf&sng the a. nAsn bsF -
- ~erss sy ssseA AHy part ef = has osastes
ss sss full lizs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

GRAND HArl0s SUNDAY. SEPT "a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
Money 70 Joan


pfIvtTr frTFitfGrrrf GItfF - rT-riT.s
4 o. ffrt+ horses ~ frsdreif ~ ~ seei.ru
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81, sH o. sfrsVel nesIrne z1fN serfiees enc eve
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a. HeE ti1e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

I,OR sALE-ls9 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS
+ lard wi1hin two miles OF the city. fhs pro
perty sold two years aro for $1,000 Can Dow be
purchased Cor o. 90 and viii take house aud
iol IN he city worth 5000 in part pay. Tee-
phone IA. Luton & Dunion, Y Niddiconb build
Ing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

NcsSEsoN. SUNDAY. skPT II.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

4s9k ka4f.aEk<NNp aAhb lNpoN sAsa
Il 3es t.eslt 4.ta ihelt ffe4.es ere hAE&s4fa.
u : sff $ <sGaE bsi45ltk t<4etsf -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

lHoA sA1K -FNo NlfK ioIs CNt Oh Iai 80
L sofss 81 y ~ hrs1zSsi a. q oatssiA fA's
:s..sA sl IS nefetht uf 4 a. Flsat setuk ii't aise
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Real Estate Country

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acres partly improved IN Keni counis, hiso iands
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improved city properly J " Bolconb. - roast
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
SNAPS CASE At ALBANY.

MIR. NICoiL on HAND FIR TIE PEOPLE-READY TO
HEAR ARGUMENT TODAY.
ATEANY oct 20 tSpccuD Assistant District Attorney
De Laucey Nicoll and Assistant District Attorney Sempe
reached here at o'clock tls afternoon. Mr. Nco was
in continuous conference with Judge George +. Com
stock syracuse who has becn retained for tho prose
ION this afternoon aud has devoted the evening
the stu IL OF tho clse He declines To discuss politics
until the task han tho nent In the sharp
has been disp6sed OF. Congressman Bourke Cochran,
Edward W Paige and Albert -tickncy. counsel for
Sharp. reached here at 10 O'Clock tonight The
mcHt will probably consume two dsNs -harps counsel
being heard and Mr. Nicoll speaking for the
people on FRIDAY the court may. however. limit each
side hours to morrow. and then take the usual
October r.ccs Each II the Judges Is expected 10
write an opinion in the case